ALWAYS One

Eternity is a Very Long Time.

By B.E. Brecht

Overview

Love does not follow a timeline, and a heart can't be altered. In the short time you have on this planet, there will only be one person you can truly call your soulmate. This story is based on a true love affair that started in the early 1980's. Follow Aaron and Kelly as they struggle with time and distance in a never-ending battle that life has waged on them.

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Description

We never know if the next person we meet will be the one that changes our lives forever or the one interaction that will tear our lives apart. Twenty-year-old Aaron was content working with his best friend on a roofing crew during the day, and going to their favorite bar at night to drink, dance, and pick up girls- until the night he met a girl that changed everything the moment he looked into her eyes. They spend every possible second together and are determined to make their relationship work until a brutal attack in a parking lot changes the course of their lives. An untold secret and missed connections force them on blind paths in hopes of redemption and happiness.
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About The Author

B.E. BRECHT became a romance novelist after suffering a minor stroke at fifty-six. While recovering, the memories from his first love inspired him to write Always One, the first book in what would become a trilogy. Eternity and Fifteen Hours are due to be published in 2023. In between novels, he is working on a children's book of bedtime stories. He calls Colorado home and enjoys spending time with family and friends, riding his Harley, making trips to the tattoo shop, and the outdoors. His passion is traveling the world, taking photos, and collecting memories for writing inspiration. Please follow ALWAYS ONE on Facebook and @AUTHORBEBRECHT on Twitter for new release details.
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Book details

  • Genre:fiction
  • Sub-genre:Romance / Contemporary
  • Language:English
  • Pages:252
  • eBook ISBN:9781667883908
  • Paperback ISBN:9781667879987

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